The Collateral Guide 2024 is now live!
28th September, 2023
The latest Collateral Guide examines key aspects of financial sector collateral management, encompassing challenges like market volatility and regulatory demands. It addresses the use of CCPs and strategies for margin optimisation within regulatory limits. Additionally, it covers various collateral management topics, including trends, technology's role, liquidity solutions, adapting to financial c
The latest Collateral Guide explores key topics in financial sector collateral management, including challenges like market volatility and regulatory demands, the use of Central Counterparties (CCPs), and strategies for margin optimisation within regulatory boundaries.
Thank you to our lead sponsor J.P. Morgan, and BNP Paribas, Pirum, BNY Mellon, and HQLAx for their thought leadership contributions to this year's guide. Their insights cover a diverse range of topics in collateral management, including trends, the role of technology and data analytics, liquidity solutions, adaptation to changing financial dynamics, and client needs regarding collateral schedules.
To download your copy of the 2024 edition of the Global Investor/ISF Collateral Guide, click here.
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